Research Article

[Retracted] Handgrip Strength-Related Factors Affecting Health Outcomes in Young Adults: Association with Cardiorespiratory Fitness

Table 3

Multivariate regression analysis on the associations between subject characteristics and HSBMI and HSBSA.

ModelsHSBMIHSBSA
(95% CI) value (95% CI) value

Male ()
 Age (years)-0.005 (-0.018, 0.027)0.686-0.059 (0.419, 0.300)0.740
 VO2max (ml/kg·min)0.016 (-0.002, 0.033)0.0730.215 (0.032, 0.398)0.022
 Lean-tissue percentage (%)30.457 (-0.121, 70.035)0.056140.276 (-270.907, 560.459)0.498
 Fat percentage (%)-20.712 (-50.349, -0.075)0.044-90.401 (-400.043, 210.240)0.539
 BMI (kg/m2)-0.200 (-0.767, 0.367)0.480
 BSA (m2)0.514 (-0.315, 10.342)0.200
Female ()
 Age (years)0.005 (-0.018, 0.027)0.6860.046 (-0.221, 0.312)0.734
 VO2max (ml/kg·min)0.016 (0.004, 0.029)0.0110.173 (0.026, 0.321)0.022
 Lean-tissue percentage (%)10.452 (-0.402, 30.306)0.12380.568 (-140.291, 310.427)0.458
 Fat percentage (%)-10.805 (-30.712, 0.101)0.063-80.210 (-320.635, 160.216)0.505
 BMI (kg/m2)0.046 (-0.328, 0.420)0.807
 BSA (m2)0.475 (-0.044, 0.993)0.072

: effect size; CI: confidence interval; HS: maximum handgrip strength of the two hands; BMI: body mass index; BSA: body surface area; HSBMI: HSaverage adjusted for BMI; HSBSA: HSaverage adjusted for BSA; VO2max: maximum oxygen uptake.